Snuggle pouch

Just a little snuggle pouch made with a minky inside, warm & natural batting and flannel for the outside.

This is for a ferret so there's a little tie on the end to keep it attached to the cage.

Thinking I may make more of these :)

Skulls and Roses Laptop Case

Used free motion to stitch around all the skulls for added depth and did a copy of a rose in the main fabric on the flap as well as signed the back.

This holds up to a 15 inch laptop and a couple accessories

Nook Cover

Closed

Open

 Made with cotton fabric and stabilizer to give it a sturdy shape. Also has a side pocket on the inside for your power cord, headphones or something else :)

Spidey-Cat Stuffie

Little stuffie I made for my new nephew Lomond.

My brother, Konstantine is a huge Spiderman fan so I found this very fitting.

Sewn into the Fabric 'Away' Bag

Here is my "version" of Sewn into the Fabric's 'Away' Bag.

My Mama claimed this right when I finished it :)

Tried to get an up close shot - I used a top stitch and a decorative stitch on my hexagons. Mainly due to the fact this was my first time making hexagons and I thought I needed to reinforce them as much as possible. I also used free motion to quilt the bottom part and the same decorative stitch on the top.

All Fabrics from The Lilly Pad Sewing

Kitty Pin Cushion

Pattern and Fabric from Lilly Pad Sewing

I changed the face a little to make her my way hahaha :)

Front

Back has elastic

Pin Cushion

I got a kit from Sewn into the Fabric booth at the Manteca Quilt Show
 for the "Big Dolores" pin cushion and here it is:

All the elements of the kit including Standard Cat Support

Fuzz helped with tracing the templates

And the finished pumpkin.

 Thank you Rana! It was wonderful to meet you and you are a very inspiring woman. Next on my list is the Away Tote bag. :D

Check out her blog as well

Dia de los Muertos Girl

 Birthday present:

Mixed Media Girl - I will say I had a hard time with this since it was a girt for a very talented artist/painter and luckily he enjoyed it :) Even though it is quite feminine hahaha but it wouldn't really be me if it wasn't girlie..

Whimsical Cat Quilt

I used the block pattern "Star of the Orient" but kept my points the same colour instead of alternating. If you like that look it saves quite a bit of fabric. I also added sashing and floating squares. This helps control your points and of course adds size.

I had coordinating fabrics and picked some others that meshed well.

Then using the Baby Lock Ellisimo I quilted my layers

A cat shape was used in the center of the stars

Traditional quilt pattern for all the floating blocks in between

 Then a cute pink polka dot binding. And the backing is a coordinating cat print in flannel which I only had 2 yards of so I did a teal plaid print flannel around the 2 yards.

Definitely need a better final photo haha

Mixed Media Girl

14x18 canvas board - paint - paper - fabric - LOTR "Two Towers" - rhinestones and a splash of sharpie..

This is also my first time using decoupage - LOVE IT!